What Trump 2.0 means for India? Vijay Kedia says…

As US President Donald Trump takes charge as the 47th president of the United States, all eyes are on how the Indian markets will pan out in trade today. Earlier in November, the news of his return to White House had kindled a party across the key Indian indices with the Sensex jumping over 900 points. Will there be an encore today?

US markets were shut on January 20 on account of Martin Luther Kind Junior Day but the US Stock Futures indicate a higher opening. While the initial euphoria was on the back of expectation of slew of Policy measures in favour of India, the concerns now are more about the ramifications of the Policies and overall geo-political equation going forward.

Uncertainty about policy announcement

Most market experts in India are taking a calibrated approach at the moment and believe that a wait and watch approach is the need of the hour. They see Budget as the bigger catalyst in the near-term. Ace Investor, Vijay Kedia does not see, “Trump taking charge as a big driver for the market at the moment. We will have to wait and watch and see the policy announcements that he brings about. Moreover, I don’t anticipate Trump policies to be completely anti-China either. I do not expect any big policies in favour of India either. We will have to calibrate the ramifications once Trump announces his policies.”

Also Read Trump and India: How will Modi and Trump engage in the new era How will Trump presidency affect Infosys, HCL Tech, Wipro? Weak rupee to help export-oriented firms: Mark Mobius What’s the cue for Indian markets today? Here are top 5 factors to watch

Also Read: Trump’s inauguration: Vladimir Putin welcomes Donald Trump’s presidency, calls for restored US-Russia ties

Arun Kejriwal, Market Veteran explained that “Donald Trump has made lot of statements during his campaign on raising Tariff yet to see exact extent. There are indications of 3-fold increase in tariff. Our markets in the current scenario are already dealing with FII selling, economy being under stress and slowdown concerns. The Budget is around the corner and there are expectation of cut in tax rates. That would be a big driver for the markets.”

He added that if there is an upmove in the markets after Budget,

 » Read More

Related Articles

Trump names cryptos for US Strategic Reserve; XRP, SOL, ADA see major gains

US President Donald Trump on Sunday unveiled plans for a US Crypto Strategic Reserve, featuring three major cryptocurrencies—XRP (Ripple), SOL (Solana), and ADA (Cardano). The announcement sparked a market rally, with these digital assets surging between 10% and 35%. Crypto policy Trump’s move follows his January executive order directing the Presidential Working Group to establish

Samir Arora slams Govt against capital gains tax on FIIs, says ‘huge mistake’

Samir Arora, founder and CIO of Helios Capital, has strongly criticised the Indian government’s decision to raise capital gains tax, particularly for foreign institutional investors (FIIs), calling it a “huge mistake.” Speaking at the Business Standard Manthan Summit 2025, Arora argued that this policy is damaging investor confidence and contributing to massive sell-offs in Indian

Non-food items post steady rise in FMCG pie despite inflation

Products such as skin creams, floor cleaners and washing powders are finding a little more space in the shopping baskets these days as a combination of aggressive offers, innovative formats and new launches are pushing consumers to stock up these items. The food basket, in contrast, is seeing lower volume growth as inflation concerns prompt

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Stay Connected

0FansLike
0FollowersFollow
0SubscribersSubscribe
- Advertisement -

Latest Articles

Trump names cryptos for US Strategic Reserve; XRP, SOL, ADA see major gains

US President Donald Trump on Sunday unveiled plans for a US Crypto Strategic Reserve, featuring three major cryptocurrencies—XRP (Ripple), SOL (Solana), and ADA (Cardano). The announcement sparked a market rally, with these digital assets surging between 10% and 35%. Crypto policy Trump’s move follows his January executive order directing the Presidential Working Group to establish

Samir Arora slams Govt against capital gains tax on FIIs, says ‘huge mistake’

Samir Arora, founder and CIO of Helios Capital, has strongly criticised the Indian government’s decision to raise capital gains tax, particularly for foreign institutional investors (FIIs), calling it a “huge mistake.” Speaking at the Business Standard Manthan Summit 2025, Arora argued that this policy is damaging investor confidence and contributing to massive sell-offs in Indian

Non-food items post steady rise in FMCG pie despite inflation

Products such as skin creams, floor cleaners and washing powders are finding a little more space in the shopping baskets these days as a combination of aggressive offers, innovative formats and new launches are pushing consumers to stock up these items. The food basket, in contrast, is seeing lower volume growth as inflation concerns prompt

Q-comm drives revival of roll-up commerce startups

After a period of turbulence and skepticism, roll-up commerce startups are making a steady comeback, thanks to the rapid expansion of quick commerce as a critical sales channel. These startups, which acquire and scale small but promising brands through improved operations, marketing, and technology, are now seeing renewed investor confidence and revenue growth, even as

‘Very opportunistic time’ to invest in equities: Morgan Stanley India MD

India’s equity market is in a bright spot despite ongoing corrections, and this may well be an ‘opportunistic time’ to invest in stocks, Morgan Stanley India managing director Ridham Desai said on Sunday. Speaking at event, Desai said shifting consumption patterns, rising energy usage and increasing consumer borrowing will drive India’s growth in coming decades